The global diffusion of mathematics is a story of interconnectedness and how the very code which is the basis of our current technological age was conceptualised in India centuries ago. It present India's rich heritage of thinking, applying, and developing mathematics across more than two thousand years. It demonstrates that the ideas born on the Indian subcontinent through works of ancient mathematics, are still relevant today, underpinning the technologies and sciences that shape contemporary global life.

The interactive exhibition showcases the threads of Indian mathematics running across Sanskrit poetry and extending into culture, shaping classical dance, music, and architecture, and into the 21st century as the foundation of computing, GPS, algorithms, and artificial intelligence. The same insights that scholars articulated in Sanskrit verse, an early iteration of binary code, now run through the world's digital infrastructure.